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(Today I mailed to those in command at Prentice-Hall eight copies of our letter to the legal department, in response to their letter of November 24 explaining the disclaimer they want to use in Mass Events. [...]

[...] “If it weren’t for all that mail we get, I’d try at least three sessions a week,” she added. [...]

[...] Last Tuesday I mailed to Prentice-Hall Jane’s second novel on Seven. [...]

(Pause.) Today’s mail shows of course the better side of your readership, letters from people in many walks of life who are not fanatics, but who are normal individuals who recognize quality and who are seeking it. [...]

[...] Jane sat half-dozing at the card table, and I tried to focus on reading some of last week’s mail. [...]

[...] I had the book wrapped for mailing today, but I didn’t leave the house. [...]

[...] We estimate that we should have the whole job finished and in the mail to Prentice-Hall in about 10 days.

(As for myself, since I mailed the corrected galley proofs for Emir back to Delacorte Press five-and-a-half weeks ago [on April 9], I’ve been keeping up with the new sessions for Mass Events, as well as those on other general subjects and for ourselves. [...]

Your other attitudes, mentioned earlier, continued, and the more the world seemed to knock at your door, however gently, and the more the mail came, the more convinced you both became that your solitude must be protected. [...]

(Today I finished editing Chapter 11 of Psyche—Seth’s latest completed book, and wrapped it, with Chapter 10, for mailing to Prentice-Hall tomorrow. [...]

[...] She went into the session, then, just as I was getting ready to start on the mail.)

[...] As I began working with the mail she told me to get my paper ready. [...]

(No session was held last night: Jane wanted to rest and also watch a 3 hour synopsis of the TV show Dynasty while she caught up on the mail. [...]

[...] This is now in the mail and we await word as to any help it might have extended.

(This morning I mailed the first three Cézanne books, of the 25 we have on hand to send out to artists, reviewers, etc.

[...] The book was mailed to Prentice-Hall on November 15, after extensive rewriting of the notes, additional proofreading, etc. [...]

[...] Today, Tuesday, is my ESP class day, which means that I have a little less time for my writing, so after giving Rob the small description I intended to type a chapter of Adventures in Consciousness.⁴ I’d lost some writing time lately because of business matters, and because I was trying to catch up on the mail, so I was particularly concerned about getting back to Adventures.

[...] In basic terms you are always arriving by a kind of instantaneous mail into that package, however. [...]

(Tonight we started the sessions up again after a three-month layoff: During that time I typed the final manuscript for Volume I of Seth’s “Unknown” Reality, with Jane’s help, and we’ve just mailed it to her publisher, Prentice-Hall, Inc. [...]

[...] Mailed two days later. [...]